D & L Donuts

03/24/2024

Monday March 25 at 10:00 am Conference Room C

Jason Spak will discuss the role of Dosimetry
Jason is the behind the scenes guys helping the radiation oncologist map out their radiation treatment. He plans to present on how dosimetry is used to “paint” the areas being treated and avoid harmful side effects.

03/10/2024

As I continue my prostate cancer journey, I want to encourage those men that have a concern with this disease. Whether it is yourself, father, brother, son, significant other. Guys, if you have a family history of prostate cancer, ya need to be sure your doc is checking your PSA with a simple blood test. My follow up lab was negligible. The surgery was successful. Here is a lineup for this month's meetings:

Monday, March 11 at 7 pm Conference Room C
Dr. Robert Kyler, Radiation Oncology on the ins and outs of radiation for prostate cancer
Dr. Kyler consults and delivers radiation therapy for prostate cancer. He also meets with men to discuss other options for their prostate cancer including active surveillance, routine imaging, and repeat biopsies. He is the head of our interdisciplinary tumor board working with other physician’s to talk through treatment plans.

Monday March 25 at 10:00 am Conference Room C
Jason Spak will discuss the role of Dosimetry
Jason is the behind the scenes guys helping the radiation oncologist map out their radiation treatment. He plans to present on how dosimetry is used to “paint” the areas being treated and avoid harmful side effects. I have had the pleasure of hearing his presentation, and it is an interesting topic even for those not in the field.

03/09/2024

As I continue my prostate cancer journey, I want to encourage those men that have a concern with this disease. Whether it is yourself, father, brother, son, significant other. Guys, if you have a family history of prostate cancer, ya need to be sure your doc is checking your PSA with a simple blood test. My follow up lab was negligible. The surgery was successful. Here is a lineup for this month's meetings:

Monday, March 11 at 7 pm Conference Room C
Dr. Robert Kyler, Radiation Oncology on the ins and outs of radiation for prostate cancer

Dr. Kyler consults and delivers radiation therapy for prostate cancer. He also meets with men to discuss other options for their prostate cancer including active surveillance, routine imaging, and repeat biopsies. He is the head of our interdisciplinary tumor board working with other physician’s to talk through treatment plans.

Monday March 25 at 10:00 am Conference Room C
Jason Spak will discuss the role of Dosimetry

Jason is the behind the scenes guys helping the radiation oncologist map out their radiation treatment. He plans to present on how dosimetry is used to “paint” the areas being treated and avoid harmful side effects. I have had the pleasure of hearing his presentation, and it is an interesting topic even for those not in the field.

10/26/2023

PSA (Public Service Announcement) for PSA test (Prostate Specific Antigen)

As a retired pharmacist, I know how important it is to take care of your health and follow your doctor's advice. Prostate cancer is a common type of cancer that affects men, especially as they get older, although it can start in the early forties. It occurs when the cells in the prostate gland grow abnormally and form tumors.

Some of the symptoms of prostate cancer are difficulty urinating, blood in the urine, pain in the lower back or pelvis, and ED. However, some men may not have any symptoms at all like me. That is why it is recommended to get regular screenings for prostate cancer, such as a PSA test.

I had monitored my PSA results since 2007 as my dad had prostate cancer. In the last 2 years the PSA number had doubled. Consulted a urologist at UVA after I had 2 MRI’s, CT scan, 2 sets of biopsies, and a PSMA PET scan. Cancer was found in May 2023. I decided to have the prostate removed, which is called a radical prostatectomy, after consulting a urology oncologist and a radiation oncologist at UVA. The cancer was contained in the prostate and did not spread to the pelvis or bone.

The surgery was successful and now recovery has begun.

I am sharing my story to raise awareness and encourage other men to get screened for prostate cancer. Early detection and treatment can improve your chances of survival and recovery. Prostate cancer is not a death sentence, but it is a serious condition that requires attention and care. Please, please, please encourage the males in your life, father, grandfather, husband, son, brothers, significant other, to have their doctor order a PSA test. It is a simple blood test, and it can save their life.

Thank you all for your prayers.

Dave

10/14/2023

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Due to our timeline and health issues, we are selling our business equipment through a local online service. You will find something that suits your needs or someone else that may be looking for equipment among our listings, especially if bakery related. A Hobart 80-quart mixer, Pitco donut fryer to name a few of many items right down to the 3 bay kitchen sink! Feel free to share this post.

You can check out the auction using this link:

The owners of D&L Donuts in Staunton, VA have retired and have hired Enlisted Auctions to market and liquidate their assets. Equipment is clean and well maintained and was used regularly up until closing time. The business closed on September 31, 2023. Location: 240 N Central Ave #1, Staunton, V...

09/30/2023

Our last day of business has arrived. We have made the most donuts we could overnight and into the morning trying to accommodate as many customers as possible.

09/30/2023

Our last day selling 100% fat free centers!

09/29/2023

We have a very limited supply/sizes of D & L apparel. T shirts ($5 plus tax), Sweatshirts ($8 plus tax), Pullover windbreaker ($10 plus tax), and Full zipper Fleece Jackets ($12 plus tax).

09/29/2023

To go.....

09/28/2023

Three Musketeers?
Three of a kind?
Three's Company
Three Little Pigs?
Three Days to go?
Three Rivers Stadium?